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Glendora staff unveil redesigned 2025 Consumer Confidence Report; water quality meets standards
Summary
Assistant Public Works Director Paul Zampello presented the 2025 Consumer Confidence Report in a new flip-book format and said the city met or exceeded state and federal water-quality standards; the commission voted to receive and file the report.
Paul Zampello presented the 2025 Consumer Confidence Report and explained timing challenges tied to wholesale supplier reporting. Staff reorganized the CCR into a 12-page flip-book with a postcard notification and QR code for residents; Paul said the report meets or exceeds state and federal water quality standards and that staff included descriptions of resident and city responsibilities for leaks and service issues.
Paul noted the city will continue monitoring emerging contaminants (PFAS) and nitrates and that current levels remain below notification thresholds. The commission voted 5–0 to receive and file the CCR.
